Growth of Muslim Population in Medieval India, A.D. 1000–1800 c12.104

c12.104

| Years | Regions Affected |
| 1717-18 | Coast and Bay districts, Ahmedabad and Surat |
| 1722 | Bombay |
| 1728 | Madras and Bombay |
| 1731-34 | Madras |
| 1737 | Madras |
| 1747 | Bombay, Surat, Ahmedabad, Aurangabad (and Deccan, C.H.I., IV, p. 284) |
| 1751 | Bengal |
| [1761] | [Famine and pestilence in the Maratha camp at Panipat 'during which most of the cattle of the army died and it was after two days of starvation that the Marathas went to a battle. C.H.I., IV, p. 421] |
| 1769-70 | Bengal and Bihar. [In Bengal about 35% of the cultivators perished. W. Hunter, *The Annals of Rural Bengal* (London, 1897), p. 39.] |
| 1782 | Bombay, Mysore and Madras |
| 1783-84 | Northern India from Multan to Murshidabad |
| 1788 | Bengal |
| 1790-92 | Hyderabad, Deccan, Gujarat and Northern Madras |
| 1799-1801 | Northern India to Hyderabad |